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[skill code] Changing layer name

kwlee
kwlee over 11 years ago

Hi

I tried to change layer name from "Top" to "M1" using skill function.

layer dbid->name = "M1" .. this code return read only error.. is there any fuction for this? 

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    Tyler over 11 years ago

    I do not know of any function to do this. Most likely, you would need to write skill that would run a script / command shell commands to open the cross-section editor and update the name there, then close the form again. You could also submit an enhancement request to Cadence asking for a function to rename a conductor layer.

    Any reason you're doing this on the fly, instead of reading in the cross section from a techfile? That way, you could configure everything, including the material, thickness, type, etc. based on your library of stackups based on the technology for the current design.

    Regards,
    - Tyler

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    Tyler over 11 years ago

    I do not know of any function to do this. Most likely, you would need to write skill that would run a script / command shell commands to open the cross-section editor and update the name there, then close the form again. You could also submit an enhancement request to Cadence asking for a function to rename a conductor layer.

    Any reason you're doing this on the fly, instead of reading in the cross section from a techfile? That way, you could configure everything, including the material, thickness, type, etc. based on your library of stackups based on the technology for the current design.

    Regards,
    - Tyler

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